Surprise!
| November 19, 2014
Scientists have been studying surprise. They watched people and wrote down their reactions when surprised. What do you think they saw? Raised eyebrows? Right. Wide-open eyes? Right. Jaws dropping? Right again. You need a scientific study to tell you this? Well they did discover something you might not have guessed: that facial expression isn’t necessarily connected with the actual experience of surprise. Meaning just because a person doesn’t look surprised doesn’t mean he or she isn’t. Some people show their emotions less than others. So if you go to all the trouble of throwing a surprise party for someone and they don’t look so surprised it’s okay. They’re probably so surprised inside that their outside hasn’t caught up with it yet.To read the rest of this story please buy this issue of Mishpacha or sign up for a weekly subscription
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